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And the Bamboo Flowers in the Indian Forests: What Dis the Pulp and Paper (2 Vols. Set)
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This study explores not only how and why the pulp and paper industry caused the death of the bamboo forests that were an inexhaustible source of its raw material; it also investigates the impact that cultivation of alternate raw material has had upon the forest eco-system. In this context, the negative role of the prestigious UNFAO is emphatically explored. The study also touches on the destruction of timber forests by the ply and veneer industry.
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This study explores not only how and why the pulp and paper industry caused the death of the bamboo forests that were an inexhaustible source of its raw material; it also investigates the impact that cultivation of alternate raw material has had upon the forest eco-system. In this context, the negative role of the prestigious UNFAO is emphatically explored. The study also touches on the destruction of timber forests by the ply and veneer industry.
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Manorama Savur's intial training was in natural sciences and later in social sciences. As a Professor of Sociology for over 2 years, she taught Sociology of Development and Rural Sociology at the University of Bombay. The present study is her post-retirement project involving six years of research and extensive field work.
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